Notre Dame's Offense Talks Bowl Preparation

Brian Kelly Talks Bowl Prep for Notre Dame

Notre Dame's Advent Series: December 21

Notre Dame's Defensive Staff Talk Recruits

Notre Dame's Advent Series: December 20

Notre Dame's Offensive Staff Talks Recruiting

Brian Polian Talks About Notre Dame's Class

Notre Dame's Advent Series: December 19

Coach Kelly Talks About 2020 Signing Class

Notre Dame's Advent Series: December 18

Notre Dame Coaches Talking To Recruits!

National Signing Day for Notre Dame Football

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Here's a link to the BIO's of the entire Notre Dame Football 2020 recruiting class -- CLICK ON THIS

Notre Dame's Advent Series: December 18

The Fighting Irish of Notre Dame Y'all !!!

OT: Rich Eisen Says Good-Bye to His Dad...

Yes, he's from that school in Ann Arbor -- but, I thought what he said today was worth sharing to all...

Domer Mark Baldwin Earns Back His Tour Card

The former Fighting Irish golf star -- shot a fifteen under (-15) score over the final four rounds of the Korn Ferry Tour Qualifying event in Winter Gardens, FL.  Mark's score was good for a 13th place finish -- earning him starts in eight Korn Ferry Tour events in 2020.

Congrats Mark!!!

Here's a video of Mark making an eagle, earlier this year at the PGA Tour's 3M Open.

LINK:  GREAT SHOT

Notre Dame's Advent Series: December 17

The "Un-Talked About" Story on Recruiting...

It's a term called "over-signing" and some college football programs are willing to do more of it, than others...

Remember -- the NCAA limits FBS teams to 85 full scholarships on their football roster.  

Here's a look at the last four signing classes (2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019) for the teams going into this year's College Football Playoff  -- compared to Notre Dame, Alabama, Georgia, Michigan and USC.

I've also added in a comparison of total wins over the last three football seasons (including bowls / playoffs):

LSU:

• 2016:  27 -- 2nd ranked class
• 2017:  24 -- 7th ranked class
• 2018:  22 -- 15th ranked class
• 2019:  25 -- 5th ranked class
• Total / Avg: 98 signed -- 7.25 average class rank
• Total wins -- last three seasons:  32

OHIO STATE:

• 2016:  25 -- 4th ranked class
• 2017:  21 -- 2nd ranked class
• 2018:  28 -- 2nd ranked class
• 2019:  17 -- 14th ranked class
• Total / Avg:  91 signed -- 5.5 average class rank
• Total wins -- last three seasons:  38

CLEMSON:

• 2016:  21 -- 11th ranked class
• 2017:  14 -- 16th ranked class
• 2018:  17 -- 7th ranked class
• 2019:  29 -- 10th ranked class
• Total / Avg: 81 signed -- 11.0 average class rank
• Total games won -- last three seasons:  39

OKLAHOMA:

• 2016:  21 --19th ranked class
• 2017:  28 -- 8th ranked class
• 2018:  23 -- 9th ranked class
• 2019:  24 -- 6th ranked class
• Total / Avg:  96 signed -- 10.5 average class rank
• Total games won -- last three seasons:  36

ALABAMA:

• 2016:  25 -- 1st ranked class
• 2017:  29 -- 1st ranked class
• 2018:  22 -- 5th ranked class
• 2019:  27 -- 1st ranked class
• Total / Avg: 103 signed -- 2.0 average class rank
• Total games won -- last three seasons:  37

GEORGIA:

• 2016:  23 -- 6th ranked class
• 2017:  26 -- 3rd ranked class
• 2018:  26 -- 1st ranked class
• 2019:  25 -- 2nd ranked class
• Total / Avg: 100 signed -- 3.0 average class rank
• Total games won -- last three seasons:  35

USC:

• 2016:  21 -- 10th ranked class
• 2017:  24 -- 4th ranked class
• 2018:  18 -- 4th ranked class
• 2019:  25 -- 20th ranked class
• Total:  88 signed -- 9.5 average class rank
• Total games won -- last three seasons:  24

MICHIGAN:

• 2016:  28 -- 8th ranked class
• 2017:  30 -- 5th ranked class
• 2018:  19 -- 22nd ranked class
• 2019:  26 -- 8th ranked class
• Total: 103 signed -- 10.75 average class rank
• Total games won -- last three seasons:  27

NOTRE DAME:

• 2016:  23 -- 15th ranked class
• 2017:  21 -- 10th ranked class
• 2018:  27 -- 10th ranked class
• 2019:  22 -- 16th ranked class
• Total:  93 signed -- 12.75 average class rank
• Total games won -- last three seasons: 32

 Sources:  247Sports for Recruiting info and ESPN for season wins

Notre Dame's Advent Series: December 16

A Notre Dame Family's Tribute to Eli Manning

John and Mary Beth Wilcox (Long Island, NY) parents of three Domers; Alex '16, Christopher '20 and Julia '23 -- are lifelong fans of the New York Giants.

They're also big fans of Eli Manning, who likely made his last home start for the Giants.  To show their appreciation for Manning -- the Wilcox's brought their home made signs to MetLife Stadium yesterday for the Giants win over the Dolphins.

That is John and Mary Beth holding up their signs for Eli on the cover of today's New York Daily News.  (John and Mary Beth are furthest left in the image above).

Got to love devoted fans like this!